Anxiety Edvard Munch

Anxiety Painting by Edvard Munch With each stroke an Artist of Anxiety portrays his own demons through daring colors of orange fire and blood dripping fear Perched at the front a line of staring eyes rest upon her back as she slithers lower awaiting the attack... He paints this girl of bonnet and bows her hands clutched on her own neck (Perhaps a suicidal strangle hold) As she wanders endless hallways within her mind subdued of her own demons Edvard falls at her side Side Note Source edvardmunch.org Anxiety” by Edvard Munch. The painting is known to be a reflection of Munch's mental state at the time. Painting was Munch's way of expressing himself, and he found it to be very therapeutic. He suffered greatly from anxiety and depression, which were also the factors behind his decision to paint The Scream.